New City Church | Teachings

Easter Sunday 09.04.2023 33:47 ↓

This week, we reflect on the beautiful news of Romans 8: "For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord."

Nothing Can Separate | Week 6 02.04.2023 48:39 ↓

Our new life is here and not yet. There is a war between the flesh and the Spirit and wages inside of us. But we trust in Jesus to overcome even in our frailty.

Nothing Can Separate | Week 5 26.03.2023 36:34 ↓

When we receive Jesus by faith, our lives change. Our sins die with him and we are given new life with him. Jesus totally transforms our lives through his life, death, and resurrection.

Nothing Can Separate | Week 4 19.03.2023 49:29 ↓

Peace in our world is tenuous at best, typically defined as a cessation of hostility. It is often an insecure, temporary, or conditional practice. But peace with God is different. It is holistic peace, restoring our world. It is relational, restoring our relationship with God. God’s peace is far different from any other peace in the world. It is secure, active, and unconditionally extended to all...

Nothing Can Separate | Week 3 12.03.2023 48:07 ↓

What is it that you boast in? We all boast about something, looking to find our worth and approval. But the Gospel invites us to embrace the gift of grace. That we are not able to save ourselves, but rather we are saved by faith. Faith is the only way to receive the righteousness of God.

Nothing Can Separate | Week 2 05.03.2023 45:12 ↓

We are in need of an internal transformation, not merely an external modification. We are all in need of saving from our sins. The gospel is not good news about how God makes bad people good, but rather good news about how God makes dead people alive.

Nothing Can Separate | Week 1 26.02.2023 46:06 ↓

In Romans 8, Paul proclaims that "nothing can separate us from the love of God." Yet, we often feel like the world is trying to separate us from God. See, all of us are under a power, the power of sin. We need the power of the gospel to save us from the power of sin. We need the power of the Holy Spirit-empowered message of grace.

Ash Wednesday 22.02.2023 19:37 ↓

As we begin our journey through Romans and through Lent, we start by remembering the truth that we are mortal. That from dust we came, and to dust, we shall return. But while that is true, we also remember that while we are more sinful than we ever dared believe, we are more loved and rescued by Jesus Christ than we ever dared hope.